Decorate your home with the Al-Qur'an

For everyone, having a cool home and comfortable is a dream, including for Muslims. There are many things that can be done to make the house comfortable and cool.

For Muslims, having a comfortable home atmosphere and cool can be done with various things, such as praying at home, kaji, to arrange the house with a variety of Islamic nuances, like the image of Arabic calligraphy.
Calligraphy is handwriting as a beautiful work of art. Calligraphy can also be said to be a science that introduces the forms of single letters, their location and the arrangement of arrangements into a composed writing or what is written on the lines, how to write it and determine what does not need to be written, change the spelling need to be changed and determine how to change it.

Calligraphy is closely related to the development of Islam in the world, because calligraphy usually comes with several Islamic themes, such as God's calligraphy, the calligraphy in the form of Allah.

The development of calligraphy in the development of Islam goes with time. Islamic civilization emerges on the surface when there is a mutual relationship between the civilization of the Arabs. At first, Islam did not require a form of art, but over time, the Muslims made works of art as a medium to express their views of life. They build rich art forms in accordance with the perspective of Islamic value consciousness, and slowly develop their own style and add cultural contributions to the arts field.

Arabs are a nation that is recognized as highly skilled in the field of literature, but the Arabs still lag far behind with other nations in terms of tradition of writing. Like the Egyptians with the writings of Hierogliph, the Indians with Devanagari, the Japanese with the Kaminomoji script and various other countries that already have the typeface / script. New writings are known for their use in the period leading up to the arrival of Islam with marked displays of al-Mu'alaqat (masterpiece poems attached to the walls of the Ka'bah).

One form of writing that is loved by the Arabs is the art of calligraphy. Some varieties of calligraphy were originally developed based on the name of the city where the writing was developed. Of the many characters of writing, there are only three main styles associated with the writings known in Makkah and Madinah namely, Mudawwar (round), Mutsallats (triangles), and Ti'im (twins composed of triangles and rounds).

One of the developing styles of writing is Kufi. The development of kufi gave birth to several variations, both on the vertical and horizontal lines, both those involving letters and ornaments.

The development of Arabic calligraphy continues to develop from time to time, ranging from various forms of writing, style, to size. In Indonesia, Islamic calligraphy was present in line with the entry of Islam through the trade route in the 7th century AD In the period to time, calligraphy turned into the creation of Indonesian artists embodied in various media such as wood, paper, metal, glass and media others. In subsequent developments, calligraphy is not only developed to the extent of beautiful writing that berkaiah, but also began to be developed in the context of kesenirupaan or visual art.

Until now, the art of calligraphy continues to develop. Many Muslims, especially in Indonesia, decorate their homes with a variety of calligraphy papers to make their homes look cool and comfortable. The writings of God and various Qur'anic writings will give you a special cool when you see it at home. Calligraphy has its own kind, but not the type that really has its own characteristics. Many shapes are similar to each other, so it can be included in one category only. In its development, there are names of types of calligraphy that are superior and used today.

Various types of calligraphy are still known in the present, among others:

1. Kufi

Original kufi calligraphy has the characteristics of not dotted, and not bersilal and left the original without decoration. While the kufi have grown, many take on a more diverse form, and are widely used in architectural works, to decorate mosques, tombs and royal palaces.
Pharisee
This type of calligraphy is popular in Persian country. The way the writing is like the style of writing footnotes that usually tilted down from the right left.

1. Tsuluts
   This is the most dashing, luxurious and elegant type of calligraphy. Tsuluts calligraphy is divided into 2, namely Tsuluts' aady and Tsuluts jaliy. Both have no difference, only pen size alone that distinguishes both.
   In addition to the above three types of calligraphy, there are still many types of calligraphy that you can use as a decorative wall of your house.

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